A year of unforeseen obstacles that brought hardship and heartbreak, but one that also inspired stories of resilience, adaptability and reinvention. Healthcare Leadership has been an interesting focal point for us at Real Healthcare Solutions in 2020. A clear observation for me this year is that weak leadership has been exposed and there has certainly … Read More
2021 is nearly upon us and changes are afoot! Real Healthcare Solutions Ltd. will be supporting the UK Medical Device sector through the changes that will apply at the end of the Brexit Transition Period. Do you know the answers to these questions? What is the regulatory system going to look like next year, Post-Brexit … Read More
This is an opportunity to join a growing team in a dynamic, forward thinking company and provide specialist MedTech services to an ever-expanding list of industry partners. Real Healthcare Solutions Ltd has expanded over the past seven years to cover 4 key business areas: Commercial operations Training and development Market intelligence Clinical research Do you … Read More
The new GP contract, announced on 31 January 2019, marks an important moment for general practice, underlining its role as ‘the bedrock of the NHS’. Alongside the recently published NHS long-term plan and GP partnership review, the contract is a welcome acknowledgement of the undoubted strain that general practice has been under and makes some practical changes to help … Read More
In times of accelerating change and complexity, it’s becoming apparent that we need to develop new ways of doing things – to move away from relying on problem-solving techniques and towards approaches that support others to find their own solutions, while developing a willingness to recognise and work with what we don’t know. This willingness … Read More
We welcome Matt Hancock’s signal and intent that prevention will be one of three priorities distinguishing his time as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. The policy paper, Prevention is better than cure recognises the complex factors that drive population health and announces a Green Paper to come next year. It also sets out a … Read More
The increasingly common misunderstanding and misuse of the term ‘return on investment’ and its conflation with ‘cost saving’ to public services – usually the NHS – are a cause for concern. In recent years, there has been a welcome increase in the development of both economic evidence in public health and of tools to translate … Read More
With healthcare spending budgets greatly restricted and a vast array of new products being launched to markets across the world every year, companies are having to be very nimble and creative to ensure their products and services are leading edge and positioned correctly to maintain and grow revenue and profits. It goes without saying that … Read More
Record numbers of nurses and midwives from EU27 countries quit Britain last year, fuelling fears that a Brexit brain drain will deepen the NHS’s already chronic staffing crisis. A total of 3,962 such staff from the European Economic Area (EEA) left the Nursing and Midwifery Council register between 2017 and 2018. The register tracks who is eligible … Read More
One key part of healthcare provision and services is the need to comply with procedure and perform duties in a responsible and ethically sound manner. Amidst all other changes, delivering the best service to patients and ensuring that the patient’s best interest is at the core of healthcare is crucial. Within healthcare and the healthcare … Read More
